Notable Locals Visit Sharp Household
Mr and Mrs Myron T Herrick visited Mr and Mrs William G Sharp and family at the Sharp home. Herrick a Republican candidate for U S senator and former ambassador to France, Sharp current ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Herrick
William G. Sharp
Sharp
Herrick
U. S
France
New York Central
North Street
East Avenue
Brownhelm Township
Vermilion School
Favers
Township
Vermilion
County tuberculosis sanatorium to get general inspector
Members of the county building commission will name a general inspector tomorrow to review the $425000 tuberculosis sanatorium before acceptance. O J Hess assistant fire chief was badly burned today while moving two pans of burning paraffin from a home on 3b Oxford Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Building Commission
O. J. Hess
Oxford Avenue
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria Lorain and Avon Lake
A list of property transfers and deeds across Lorain and surrounding towns. Transfers include Magdalene Gepford to Charles Bishbaugh and filings by The Cleveland Trust Company to John Adrain, plus various lot and street properties in Wellington Elyria Lorain and Ridgeville Township. Also noted are sheriff deeds to Society for Savings and Lorain Banking Company and related executors transfers, with properties on Lake Shore Road Delaware Avenue Gore Orphanage Road and Route 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Gepford
Charles J. Bishbaugh
Wellington
Cleveland Trust Company
John W. Adrain
Lake Shore Road
Black River Township
Rosie Garar
Nicholas
Vulcan Street
Elyria
Inter-City Coal & Supply Company
Carlton-McCoy, Inc
Elyria Township
Black River
Society For Savings
City of
Cleveland
Lake Road
Avon Lake Village
Don L. Granger
Charles W. Becker
Phillip Court
Elshia
H. B. Cook
S. J. Davidson
Route 20
Russia Township
Elizabeth Does
Steve Does
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Clifford Heinebrodt
Minnie R. Hyer
13Th Street
Jay C. Jackson
Curtis R. Hill
Carlisle Township
Julius Soboslai
Gore Orphanage Road
Camden
Lorain Banking Company
Federal Home Building Company
A. R. Webber
H. D. Walter
S. H. Squire
Birch Street
Ridgeville Township
Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
Frank W. Tobin
Students urged to think more
University of Chicago speakers urged greater independence in thinking at a conference for school administrators. Ralph W. Tyler cited that 60 percent of college students rely mainly on memorized statements. Charles H. Judd and Frank E. Freeman echoed the need for analysis, inquiry, and independent study.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Ralph W. Tyler
Charles H. Judd
Frank E. Freeman
Longworth Counsels Free Preaching for Browder
Alice Longworth argues that Browder should be allowed to preach his views while avoiding violent incitement. She says Roosevelt’s rejection of alien ism supports no arrest for any presidential candidate, noting the Communist Party has few United States members. The more Browder is made a martyr, the more support he gains.
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Cincinnati
Browder
Terre Haute
Indiana
Roosevelt
Cnd
Communist Party
United States
Michigan Quads Enter School As First Grade Pupils
Morlok quadruplets, Michigan's only set of four, begin first grade this fall after a half day and playful mimic classes at home. Their mother accompanies them to school and past crossings, two girls having had tonsil operations to curb illness. An education fund from the Lansing Women's Club supports their schooling through high school. The quads, aged six, are Hazel erred blondes about 42 to 43 inches tall.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Carl A. Morlok
Wilma B
Sarah C
Wilma
Sarah
Lansing Women’s Professional and Business Club
Morlok
Advancing Learning Capacity Beyond 12 or 13 Not 16
The speaker argues that learning capacity is not fixed at 13, 16, or 18 but can be 19, 12, or higher. He rejects the notion of a standard learning curve and emphasizes variability in individual capacity.
Peiping Public Executions Draw Crowds and Wine Before
In Peiping executions by firing squad are common and public on the Bridge of Heaven near the Temple of Heaven. Condemned men drink freely beforehand, address the crowd, then kneel to be shot in the back of the head. Some trials are private and bribes may be paid for a head shot.
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Peiping
Bridge of Heaven
Temple of Heaven
Altar of Agriculture
Helen Gilliland Recalls London Career and Broadway Move
The Irish born stage star Helen Gilliland, famed for The Red Robe with Walter Woolf, plans a Broadway bow opposite Carl Brisson. A Royal College of Music alumna, she led roles in Iolanthe Patience and The Mikado, then starred in Katrina Castles in the Air and Stop Flirting.
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Helen Gilliland
Walter Woolf
Carl Brisson
Royal College of Music
London
Helen
D’ory Carte Opera Company
Phyllis
Patience
Yum Yum
Robert Chisom
America
Several Ways to Waterproof Cellars to Remove Dampness
An article outlines methods to waterproof cellars to prevent dampness. Internal waterproofing adds water resistant material to the concrete mix. membrane systems use layered felt and pitch. interior coatings with metallic compounds require continuous application. It notes reinforcing floors, external leaks, and modernization plans under FHA programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Police Reorganization Underway in Toledo
City Manager John N. Edy plans to reshape the Toledo police department, saying the force has taken in many misfits over the past two decades and will need at least five years to become efficient. The piece also recalls public executions and ritual parade imagery used in earlier times to illustrate punitive authority.
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Toledo
John N. Edy
Most Painted Woman in the World Says She Posed 5906 Times
Marguerite Salle, a London artists model, claims to be the most painted woman in the world. She estimates that in nine years of posing she has been sketched or painted 5906 times by various artists.
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London
Marguerite Salle
Neville's cross country tour ends in crash near home
William F. Neville, after a 2000 mile U S tour without an accident, crashes into another car within a mile of Arcadia home. Judge Boller imposes a $200 fine on Neville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia. Cal
United States
William F. Neville
Judge Boller
Shoe Shine Boy Fails To Become Horatio Alger Hero
A 16 year old Japanese boy aboard a lifeboat 500 miles off Japan attempted to reach America by stowing away. Yoshina Ito, who worked as a shoe shiner in Yokohama, saved a dollar for new clothes and boarded the President Jackson to sail to the United States. He was detected and transferred to the Japan bound ship after a two hour sea transfer. Seventeen Chinese coolies were arrested in Osaka while trying to smuggle into Japan from Shanghai.
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Yokohama
Japan
America
Yoshina Ito
Yoshina
President Jackson
United States
President Grant
San Francisco
Jackson
Grant
Ben Rowards
Shanghai
Osaka
Notable Chicago Survey on Typical City Living
Professor William F. Ogburn of the University of Chicago summarizes a study based on the 1930 census. The report, drawn from Averagetown data, details occupations, family structure, income, rent, and professional staffing in a typical American city, with regional variations between the North and South.
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Chicago
William F. Ogburn
University of Chicago
Ogburn
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C. T. Biggs
State Highway Department
Co. E. Rowland
Truax
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East 32Nd Street
West 27Th
Highland Park Addition
Huron Street
Elstia
West 19Th Street
Home Owners Loan Corporation
East 29Th Street
Lovina Bainbridge
Frank Trenness
Longworth
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Broad Street
Zenith
the China Shop
Ohio
Memory Lane
Saenxen
Cris
Murray Bay
Canada
England
Belfast
Ireland
Esteve Taylor
Ardners
Hotel
Billinghurst Bldg
Shoe Shine Boy
Horatio Alger
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